07-07-2011, 01:39 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Posts: 115
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Unregistered
Lie smart. Say things in such a way that (1) you can't be caught and even so (2) you can always use the "miscommunication" excuse to defend yourself.
For example, you can always say that you are a "manager" of business lines and have "interviewed" vendors, just like a sales manager can sometimes mean he manages certain products instead leading a team.
Don't give short answers. Take a tough question as a chance to bring out what your achievements are. Always exaggerate.
On the promotion thing, you can always say that you have been told you're a good performer but just that the scholar system (which is an open secret) puts you at a disadvantage. Claim that you boss had wanted to promote you last year, but the recommendation was rejected at the n-th in the leveling exercise, again due to scholars-first policy.
Learn to lie.
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Excellent! Thanks for sharing!
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